Specialized agents and personas
Create facilitator, supervisor, functional, summarizer, renderer, or standalone agents with personas, behavior rules, grounding, context awareness, and judge-agent review.
Design, ship, and manage AI workflows with the controls production teams expect.
Create multi-agent systems that collaborate on complex work with shared context and clear handoffs.
Build AI workflows with a visual journey designer, conditional logic, and parallel execution.
Connect Elasticsearch, vector databases, and custom knowledge bases so answers use the right sources.
JWT authentication, role-based access, OAuth, and audit trails for enterprise security needs.
Manage users, roles, permissions, team access, and workspace policies from one place.
Monitor and track AI workflow execution in real-time with detailed logs, performance metrics, and execution history.
Handle multi-modal conversations with preserved context, threads, and controlled response behavior.
Manage prompt templates with variables, conditions, and context-aware instructions.
Search across your data with semantic search, vector similarity, and multi-modal retrieval.
Track token use, cost, performance, and workflow health in analytics dashboards.
Extend agents with custom tools, function calling, and integrations with external services and APIs.
Define OpenAPI specs so agents can call external APIs inside controlled workflows.
Add a chat widget, voice, and file upload to your site with @fusioni/client-sdk. It also powers Fusioni Site Assist.
Build the intelligence, connect the systems and knowledge it needs, then operate every workflow with clear controls and visibility.
Platform layer 1
Define how agents reason, what models and prompts they use, and which approved capabilities they can access.
Create facilitator, supervisor, functional, summarizer, renderer, or standalone agents with personas, behavior rules, grounding, context awareness, and judge-agent review.
Register provider models with token limits, temperature, version, cost, and image support, then manage tagged prompt templates centrally.
Give agents custom or schema-driven tools with OAuth, API key, bearer, or username/password authentication, approval controls, and reusable results.
Package active tools, agents, journeys, and literal actions into reusable building blocks that teams can enable across workflows.
Add MCP servers from a catalog, configure environments and secrets, inspect gateway status, and select the exact server tools a workflow may use.
Platform layer 2
Turn agents and services into visible journeys, run them on demand or on a schedule, and inspect every execution.
Combine agent and service steps in a visual flow graph, attach capabilities, control active versions, and keep the execution path understandable.
Execute journeys synchronously or asynchronously and schedule recurring jobs with cron rules or delayed starts.
Inspect processes and individual executions with status, inputs, outputs, errors, duration, tool usage, metadata, and trace history.
Use server-sent events for real-time responses and workflow updates while long-running work continues in the background.
Platform layer 3
Create a managed content pipeline from websites, documents, media, knowledge bases, and durable memory.
Manage raw content, images, and video; generate keywords; chunk and embed content; and follow publication status before it becomes searchable.
Choose storage and retrieval settings such as search type, result limits, score thresholds, chunk limits, vector similarity, size, and retention.
Control domains, exclusions, depth, headers, user agent, robots rules, redirects, selectors, extraction rules, request delays, and crawl frequency.
Run separate memory stores with size and retention policies, then tune history limits, context tokens, language, timezone, and summarizer agents.
Platform layer 4
Collaborate in conversations, monitor usage and cost, configure website clients, and govern each workspace.
Bring users and agents into shared conversations, select active persona agents, search and organize threads, and tune fixed or adaptive response timing.
Monitor input and output tokens, total cost, execution health, crawled pages, errors, status distribution, and time-series performance.
Configure each website client with theme, color, placement, language, launcher style, conversation list, voice, file upload, and role permissions.
Manage tenants and agencies, users, roles, API tokens, onboarding, passwords, workspace defaults, and security boundaries.
Import and export agents, journeys, documents, models, prompts, tools, MCP connections, storage definitions, roles, settings, and other platform resources.
All of these capabilities are part of the same Fusioni control plane, so teams can move from a focused pilot to a governed production workflow without rebuilding the stack.